Recent content by CharlesBronson

Thanks for the good wishes friends, sadly it seems that all the crew has already no chance of survive. The important part now is as parsifal said to find the sub to investigate what happened to him. Also I should thank to all the natios working together with our navy to find the sub. This was an...

The gun convergence depends many times in the tastes of each pilot, the figures you might find on internet are merely an average.

That are one of those with the mighty Griffon engine, seems like the pilot he applied too much trottle.

A compilation of guncameras emited in mid-1944 for the eastern occupied territories, some seen here already some not, sorry the lack of subtitles, my ukrainian is a bit rusty ;)

The poop/stern in HMS Hood certainly feels like too close of the water.

Excellent, I love those big heavy ships of ww2.

Very good, nice collection.

Pilot "Ronnie" Sheward, DFC, an anecdote with strafing mission and horses...:thumbright:

Very good, very good, I posted (some years now) a good amount of info about this weapons, but sadly most of the photos are gone , this is a fine complement.

The first gunship, Voisin VII load a fire and take off in Greece. Video made up from 3 films. remarkable that it could fire a 37mm without falling apart !!

Excellent :mrgreen:

Interesting debate, I am a big fan of the FW190, but at that stage of the war when D variant was introduced, I think there was a item who always tip the scale in favour of the Mustang, that was pilot training.

What a great work, congratulations.

Thanks friends. The following is from january 1944 and seems to be a compilation of Me-110 and Me-410 guncameras, all shooting against B-17 and B-24, is a rare newsreel because it also includes an interview with "Zerstörer" pilots. The tube hold by a ground mechanic at 2:31 is the 20mm...

What the hecK was THAT !!!!?????? seems like a drawing of a 5 years old, amazing bird.